What is the origin of the name Sneijder?

Sneijder is a name of German origin. It is often classified as a occupational name.

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Sneijder is a 2-syllable name. Use the pronunciation button on this page to hear it spoken aloud.

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Q: What does the name Sneijder mean?

Sneijder means "A Dutch occupational surname meaning 'tailor' or 'cutter,' used as a given name largely inspired by Dutch footballer Wesley Sneijder.".

A Dutch occupational surname meaning 'tailor' or 'cutter,' used as a given name largely inspired by Dutch footballer Wesley Sneijder.

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